. baltimore,. >> from the city, to the counties, to your neighborhood, now it's complete coverage, it's wjz, maryland's news station. >> gadhafi bombed, one of his family homes hit, he escapes injury but four relatives are dead. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm adam may. we start with this story, gadhafi's three grandchildren and youngest son are dead after a nato air strike. we have the latest. >> reporter: fireworks lit up the fight sky in the city as libya celebrated the death of gadhafi's youngest son. the spokesman said the 29-year- old was killed by a nato air

strike and gadhafi survived. >> the leader himself is in good health. he wasn't hurt. his wife also is in good health. >> reporter: three of his grandchildren were also reportedly killed. nato said its missions aimed at command centers and do not target gadhafi. the leader appeared on libya state tv earlier on saturday calling for a cease fire and negotiations but refused to step down. rebel commanders rejected officer saying the time for compromise has passed. gadhafi's 6th son studied in germany. >> so far tonight nato hasn't confirmed the air strike. here we are following breaking news out of hartford where tonight one an employee died at an explosion in the

edgewood area. no other workers were hurt and a spokesman said it's isolated, there is no threat to the community. we are still working to get details. also tonight the national weather service confirms four tornadoes touched down earlier this week. one was caught on tape near andrew's air force base. another hit carroll and we have pictures. weather officials confirmed twisters in northwest eastern baltimore and saint mary's. at least 340 are confirmed dead from the tornado outbreak to the south and tonight volunteers aggressively working to try to help the survivors. the death toll is rises where hundreds are still missing. >> we are up to five teams searching the city, going through the rubble looking for those that are missing. >> reporter: it's a grim task

across alabama, the hardest hit of seve states. at least 340 have died making the worst disaster since hurricane katrina. >> the number one priority has been for the last few days, focusing on life safety, we have been doing search and rescue and unfortunately that has turned mostly to search now. >> the university of alabama football coach tried to lift a few spirits, stopping by a red cross shelter. >> we are taking them one day at a time. >> reporter: the red cross is cook for people who still have homes but lost power and they are providing mental health counselors. >> these are my students, my colleagues and friends, my neighbors. this has been very hard on everybody here. > >> officials ran out of body bags in one town and are

storing them in refridge ated trucks. >> we are very faith focused and that means a lot. >> reporter: survivors are clinging to their faith which for many is all they have left. the secretaries of agriculture, housing and homeland security will be visiting alabama and mississippi. a man killed by an explosion in his home forcing his neighbors to evacuate over concerns of another bomb. we are live on this story. we explain the strange series of events. >> reporter: now we learn tonight that the person who died, the victim may have had money and health troubles that led to the explosion. this is a hole blown through the home of the townhouse. neighbors tried to look through after not seeing him since wednesday.

>> we noticed no movement in the house and didn't see him. i went over and got the neighbor next door to him and that is when it was all found. >> reporter: finally they moved aside a blind and saw the 44- year-old injured and apparently dead inside. >> there were actually pieces of what appeared to be metal pipe that were taken out of the homes in the wall and also out of -- from the autopsy today found in the individual's body. >> reporter: police fear more bombs, 25 were evacuated while the bomb squad checked but nothing. neighbors then recalled they heard an explosion a few days before. >> it was wednesday night and it was just like a huge bang and we thought it was a -- the storms were happening we just thought something blew over. >> reporter: neighbors say he had experience in the military and wonder if he knew about bomb making. he also had worked in manufacturing but he lost his job when he had a stroke a few

years ago. court records say he was on a fixed income and his house was up for sale. >> he was recovering, having a lot of difficulties. >> reporter: and the autopsy out laid today shows the cause of death was trauma from the explosion. back to you. >> all right. thank you. tonight the medical examiner believes his death was an accident or suicide. right now police are investigating a wild carjacking. take a look, you can see the tire marks and damage from where the car finally crashed. the detectives say a man was drag add long richie highway. he was trying to stop two teens from stealing his car at a gas station. he eventually grabbed onto the steering wheel crashing the car. police are still looking for the teens tonight. a 5-year-old found next to a dead body inside a home in

howard. the 26-year-old was found dead inside a home and the little boy was also inside. he was not hurt. it's unclear how long the man had been dead. he was least seen alive on tuesday. a mother demands justice months after her son was killed by police gun fire. >> what do we need? justice. >> reporter: sean gamble's family say they still have received no explanation. the an officer was also accidentally killed. a commission has be created to investigate. porn at the library. tonight that is a reality in new york city but could it happen here? tonight we explain that new policy has some of the local libraries on edge. >> reporter: walk into any

library in new york and it's an anything goes policy. visitors are view full pledged porn. the system said it's free speech protected by the first amendment but try it in maryland and it's access denied. >> we can't -- you know, accommodate anybody who wants to do that. >> reporter: roswell is the spokesman at the library in baltimore. he said the library blocks porn to protect children. the filters are federal law. >> if any publicly library including us that receives federal funding for internet access, its clearly states that the library needs to put a filter on the computers to prohibit children having access. >> reporter: in maryland it's not just federal law, it's also state law. >> there are things even on youtube that i think good grief. >> reporter: some visitors say

porn doesn't belong in libraries. others say it's okay if it's contained. >> maybe a time limit where the kids aren't in there or you know maybe a small section where you can, you know, go look at it. >> reporter: in baltimore, wjz. >> they say their computers provide a service because of about 30% of residents don't have computers at home. a mistake at a high school could prevent more than a dozen students getting in to college. according to the baltimore sun western high school failed to send complete admissions materials to some schools where students applied, leaving off transcripts and other documents critical to admission. tonight 14 students still haven't been admitted anywhere and the school has issued an apology. touched by tragedy, ray

lewis helping a little boy who lost his entire family. he was the only survivor when his mother drove the van into the hudson river. ray reached out to the boy as soon as he heard about the story and tonight the linebacker held a fundraiser giving the child a economic and the promise to help and mentor him in the future. tonight the ravens are celebrating some of their new additions, the team introduced its top two draft picks, jimmy smith and tory smith. we will tell you what they are saying about the season coming up in sports. the honeymoon is on hold. one day after getting married prince william and kate have decided to postpone the honeymoon. they left today in a helicopter, they said they wanted a private weekend together at a secret location. they will take the real honeymoon later. all of england is still

celebrating the wedding of the year. >> it was amazing, amazing, emotional day i thought. we were quite tired having camped out. it was just worth it. it was worth it. >> just such a wonderfully british occasion and that's what struck me most >> while the prince won't have much time to enjoy being married. he has to go back to work on tuesday, his job as a search and rescue pilot. much more to come. passengers sent flying. check this out, caught on tape a crash between a public bus and a school bus. how it happened and who is responsible. a woman steals donations meant for a baby with cancer. and the president firing back. what he has to say about donald trump. >> getting rid of drugs the safeway. a drug take back and events

like this may soon happen every day and everywhere. that is just ahead on the news. . >> on this beautiful saturday evening it was a great start to the weekend. we will let you know what to expect for the rest of it in your first forecast after the break.

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. it's 52 and partly cloudy right now. the forecast is coming up. check out this video out of texas. passengers after a school bus hit them. most of the people on board complained of minor injuries. no students were on the bus and the district fired the driver who caused the crash. a heartless crime, a massachusetts woman caught on video stealing a child in need. watch as this video. the woman took money from a donation jar. it was supposed to go to a 7- month-old battling leukemia. a stranger heard about it and put out the jar to raise money. >> i was disgusted how she like -- even showed a picture of the baby on the jar and told her story and she took it. >> it's disheartening somebody would go and take from any kind

of donation jar, especially one a child put out to help another child. >> the thief only stole about $20 but she has been caught on tape stealing another donation jar at a gas station down the street. a tribute to pope john paul the second. the vigil just hours before the late pope is to be beatified. he is being honored for reportedly healing a french nun from parkinson's. tomorrow's ceremony puts him on the path to saint hood. poking fun with the president. the commander in chief takes a stab at comedy tonight and his biggest target was donald trump. >> nobody is happier, prouder, to put this birth certificate matter to rest than the donald. that's because he can finally

get back to focusing on the issues that matter, like did we fake the moon landing? >> trump you can see there didn't have a lot to say. the president fired off a few one liners. he also took jabs at other possible opponents. dangerous drugs inside homes. today people across the country got rid of them the proper way. andrei takes us to one local event that took in thousands of pounds of pills. >> reporter: disposes of drugs the safeway. this is the second national drug take back day headed by the dea. >> opiates, things that are possibly dangerous. >> reporter: at townsend residents dropped off bottles of controlled substances, to

later be burned. >> some of them are out dated, some i never used them. >> reporter: it's a nationwide initiative, due to drug abuse and safety risk. people used to be told to flush medicine but it harms the environment. >> that's the worst thing, that's why so many fish we don't know their gender. >> reporter: putting them in the trash is only okay if. >> some states do suggest that you take the controlled substances and put them in warm water and mix them with coffee grounds or cat litter. >> reporter: with in a year the program may be the first in the country to offer the opportunities daily. >> every day and every pharmacy participate in a program. >> reporter: wjd, eyewitness news. >> some of the drug take backs around the state.

to learn more you can log onto the website and click on the seen an tv and look for the story. today was perfec how about tomorrow? >> not quite going to happen. >> everybody wants it though. >> move to san diego then. we will look back at the forecast. 68 where we topped out at today, 69 the average. we are very close averages for today and even tonight we are starting to drop out, 52 degrees, the winds turning around to the southeast though overnight they will be light and changing and we could see fog form because of that. we have the next storm out to the west and it's starting to move our way. it'll be nothing like the last storm. it is over the middle of the country and around severe weather into texas and arkansas. this is part of the storm. the other part is down here. they are going to stay out to the west the next two days. what will happen is it gets

close enough to form additional clouds and the chance of a shower or two. not complete rain out. we will see sun. then it's tuesday into wednesday, that this storm finally wraps up and moves our way. when that happens that is when we will see most of the chance for rain and thunderstorms around here as the center of that storm passes by and while that happens it'll knock down the temperatures. ahead of that we stay mild for the next few day around here. another thing to address here because it's still going on. flood warnings in effect, around the dam because we have -- the flooding however it'll take time for the water to start to go down even though they are in the process of doing that. the warning has been extended and we will keep you updated on that until it's canceled. on the waters, bay temperature 61 degrees, winds out of the southeast. during the day and tomorrow. patchy fog possible and then tomorrow during the day, close to 70 degrees, we will see more

clouds, and just a chance for a shower or two. chance for a few showers on monday but that storm comes our way tuesday into wednesday. when it happens you see the highs take a hit but it gets out of here for thursday. >> thank you. coming up next the ravens introduce their top two draft picks. what they are saying about the but trying to grow grass from seed in tough areas like deep shade, along the driveway, and where the kids play can be a little intimidating... until now.

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more ways than you probably thought. >> i think the shut down corner is the all round corner, one that will sport in the run game, might catch a ball but no more than one in a game. >> my first name is james, his is jimmy. >> my first name is james. >> yeah. we got that in common to. >> we are both --. >> we are both james or jimmy. >> i say smith is smith. guys picked -- 5th round, shocky brown, quarterback, tyrod taylor and then anthony allen he is out of georgia tech. baseball, in chicago tonight, orioles at the white sox and winning 6-2. a bulls

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